Stainless Steel Durability and a Clean Fit Behind the Sink Front

This Rev-A-Shelf 6581 Series sink tip-out tray converts the false drawer front in front of your sink into working storage, swinging open to reveal a shallow stainless steel tray sized for small items that need to stay dry and within easy reach.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction holds up to the wet, humid conditions at the sink without rusting or warping.
• 22 inches long spans a standard 24-inch sink base false front with room to store a full row of sponges, brushes, or scrubbers.
• Self-close hinges return the tray to the closed position so the false front seats flush without a push.
• No tab stop allows the tray to swing to a full open angle, giving unobstructed access to the full depth.
• Shallow 2-1/8-inch depth and 3-inch height fit the narrow space behind a sink base false front without interfering with plumbing.

Space That Was Always There, Finally Useful

The strip of false drawer front below a drop-in or undermount sink is one of the most overlooked storage opportunities in a kitchen. Behind it is a shallow pocket just deep enough for the items that pile up on the counter next to the sink: sponges, scrub brushes, dish soap sachets, small cleaning pads. This tray puts that pocket to work. It tips forward when you pull the false front, giving you clean, organized access, and closes again on its own when you push it back.

Material Built for the Sink Environment

Stainless steel is the right call at the sink, where plastic trays absorb odors and painted surfaces eventually chip. This tray handles splashes and humidity without degrading, and the finish stays clean with a quick wipe. The self-close hinge mechanism is integrated into the set, so the return motion is built in rather than relying on a separate damper. Because there is no tab stop, the tray opens to a full swing for maximum reach into the tray's interior.

Where This Tray Fits Best

This tray is the right choice for a kitchen sink base with a 22-inch false front opening, and it pairs naturally with stainless steel sinks or any kitchen where the hardware runs in a steel or brushed-metal direction. It also suits bath vanities where the sink base has an unused false front and the owner wants a discreet place for cotton rounds, soap bars, or small grooming items. Cabinet shops fitting out a full kitchen run will find this series straightforward to mount during the install, since the hinges attach directly to the cabinet floor and the tray drops into place.

Common Questions

Put the Dead Space in Front of Your Sink to Work

Choose this stainless steel tip-out tray when you want a durable, self-closing sink-front organizer that handles a wet environment and keeps the false front seated flush.